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26. Jan 2025
Dubrovnik - Pile Gate
The Pile Gate in Dubrovnik is one of the most recognizable and historically significant entrances to the Old Town. Located on the western part of the city, it connects the historic center with the modern outskirts of Dubrovnik. The gate is part of the formidable defensive system that protected the city from various threats throughout the centuries, and it is also a key element of the city's identity. It represents the first point of contact for visitors to the city and serves as an important symbol of protection, stability, and access to one of the most beautiful historical cities in the world. The Pile Gate was built in 1537 in the Renaissance style, at a time when the city's def ...
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26. Jan 2025
Dubrovnik - Tower Puncjela
The Dubrovnik city walls are one of the most impressive and well-preserved fortifications of the Middle Ages, encircling the historic center of the city. They were built to protect the city from attacks by land and sea and have become a symbol of the strength and independence of the Dubrovnik Republic. Stretching almost two kilometers in length and reaching a height of up to 25 meters, the walls are made of massive stone structures, numerous towers, fortresses, and bastions. The walls were designed to provide an impenetrable defense line to protect the city from invaders, while also serving as a strategic and symbolic barrier for the city’s borders. The walls are not only a defen ...
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26. Jan 2025
Dubrovnik - Sponza Palace-Historic Archives
Stradun, the main promenade of Dubrovnik, is one of the most famous streets in the Mediterranean, stretching between the eastern and western city gates. Paved with smooth limestone slabs, this central street is surrounded by historic buildings that testify to the rich heritage of the Republic of Ragusa. Among these architectural gems, the Sponza Palace stands out as one of the most impressive Gothic-Renaissance structures, symbolizing the city’s commercial and cultural power in the 16th century. The Sponza Palace was built between 1516 and 1522 according to the designs of architect Pasko Milicevic. Its name derives from the Latin word spongia (sponge), as the building was connecte ...
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26. Jan 2025
Dubrovnik - North city entrance (Buza)
The Northern City Gates, also known as Buza Gates, are one of the main entrances to the old town of Dubrovnik. Located on the northeastern side of the city walls, they represent an important link between the city and its surroundings. The gates are well known for their simplicity and natural beauty, offering a unique view of the sea and nearby coastal areas, which makes them popular with visitors. The Buza Gates have a very simple architectural design, yet they are highly recognizable and significant. They were built in the Middle Ages and are one of the ancient entrances to the city. In the past, these gates served as an important access point for residents and merchants arriving ...
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26. Jan 2025
Dubrovnik - Orlando
Orlando's Column is one of the most recognizable symbols of Dubrovnik, located in the main square of the old town, known as Stradun. Stradun is the city's main street, which connects the northern and southern city gates. It is a wide and picturesque promenade lined with architectural gems, shops, and cafés, and serves as the most important space for strolling and social life in the city. Orlando's Column, erected on Placa in the center of Stradun, was built in 1419 in honor of Orlando, a knight who, according to legend, helped the people of Dubrovnik defeat the Saracens in their fight for the city's freedom. The column stands about 10 meters tall and features a statue of the knigh ...
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26. Jan 2025
Franciscan monastery - Cloister and garden
The Franciscan Monastery in Dubrovnik is located in the heart of the old town, near Stradun, the city’s main street that connects many of Dubrovnik’s historical landmarks. Easily accessible to both locals and numerous visitors, this monastery, built in 1317, stands as one of the most significant religious and cultural sites in the city. Having withstood numerous historical upheavals, it exemplifies outstanding medieval architecture, blending the city’s religious, artistic, and historical heritage. The monastery’s most notable feature is its cloister, considered one of the most beautiful examples of this type in the Mediterranean. Built in the Gothic style, the cloister consists of ...
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26. Jan 2025
Dubrovnik - Grand Hotel Park
Grand Hotel Park is located on the picturesque Lapad Peninsula in Dubrovnik, one of the most beautiful destinations on the Adriatic coast. Lapad is renowned for its lush nature, relaxed atmosphere, and numerous opportunities for walking and recreation. The Lapad Promenade is a popular gathering spot for both locals and tourists, offering cafes, restaurants, and stunning views of the Adriatic Sea. The area is also home to idyllic beaches, where guests can enjoy sunbathing and swimming in crystal-clear waters. Surrounded by lush Mediterranean vegetation, the hotel is just steps away from the promenade and beaches, while Dubrovnik's historic Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is ...
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26. Jan 2025
Dubrovnik - Fort Bokar
Fort Bokar, one of the most important fortresses of Dubrovnik, is located on the southwestern corner of the city walls, right next to the Pile Gate. Overlooking the Kolorina Bay and the open sea, it is considered one of the most picturesque locations in the city. Its construction began in 1461 under the designs of renowned Renaissance architect Michelozzo di Bartolomeo and was completed in the early 16th century, placing it among the architectural achievements of its time. The fortress, designed as a two-story circular structure with a diameter of approximately 15 meters, was one of the first European examples of round fortifications, which provided improved resistance to cannon f ...
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26. Jan 2025
Dubrovnik - Bell Tower and Bell Lounge
The Dubrovnik Clock Tower and the Bell Ringer’s Loggia are iconic landmarks of the city’s historic core, located on Luza Square, near Stradun, the city’s main promenade. This square has been the heart of Dubrovnik’s social, political, and cultural life for centuries. Surrounded by significant landmarks such as the Sponza Palace and the Church of St. Blaise, the Clock Tower and the Bell Ringer’s Loggia stand out as key elements of the cityscape, attracting visitors from around the world. The Clock Tower, rising 31 meters high, was built in 1444 and played a crucial role in the daily organization of life in the Republic of Ragusa. Its clock and the famous bell ringers—mechanical woo ...
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26. Jan 2025
Franciscan monastery - Museum
The Franciscan Monastery in Dubrovnik is located in the heart of the historic Old Town, along the main street of Stradun, one of the most visited and picturesque spots in the city. Surrounded by imposing city walls and narrow stone streets, the monastery has been deeply intertwined with the spiritual, cultural, and educational life of Dubrovnik since its foundation in 1317. Its location near the Large Onofrio Fountain and adjacent to the city walls further emphasizes its significance as a landmark of Dubrovnik and its close connection to the Franciscan Order. This historic monastery is one of Dubrovnik’s most important cultural and religious monuments, combining architectural sple ...
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26. Jan 2025
Dubrovnik - St. John
Dubrovnik is one of the most recognizable and historically rich cities on the Adriatic, and due to its unique architecture and cultural heritage, it has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city is known for its well-preserved medieval city walls that surround the old town. The Dubrovnik city walls were a key defensive structure, protecting the city from attacks by both land and sea, while also symbolizing the strength and independence of the Dubrovnik Republic. The Fort of St. John is one of the most impressive fortifications in Dubrovnik, located on the southeastern part of the city, along the city walls and directly by the harbor. It was built in the 14th century as ...
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05. Jan 2025
Dubrovnik - Lapad Beach
Lapad Peninsula is one of the most beautiful and popular destinations in Dubrovnik, offering visitors a unique blend of natural beauty, peaceful surroundings, and excellent tourist services. Located to the west of the Old Town, it is known for its green parks, walking paths, and lush tree-lined avenues, creating the perfect environment for relaxation and enjoying nature. The peninsula’s coastline is home to several beaches, with Lapad Beach standing out due to its size, beauty, and excellent amenities for spending time by the sea. Lapad Beach features a mix of pebbly and sandy areas and is surrounded by olive trees, pines, and palms, which provide natural shade and a pleasant atmo ...
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05. Jan 2025
Dubrovnik - Old Port
The Old Port of Dubrovnik, also known as Stara Luka, is a gem of the city’s historic core and one of its most significant symbols. Its origins date back to the 7th century, when it began to develop as a crucial harbor for the Republic of Ragusa. The port was a center of trade, maritime activities, and craftsmanship, enabling the city to become one of the wealthiest medieval towns on the Adriatic coast. Located on the eastern side of the city’s historic walls, the port is safeguarded by imposing fortifications, including the St. John Fortress, the Kase breakwater – an artificial island that served as a protective barrier – and the Revelin Fortress. These defensive structures were v ...
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05. Jan 2025
Dubrovnik - Statue of Ivan Gundulic
The statue of Ivan Gundulic, proudly standing at the center of Gundulic Square in Dubrovnik, is a tribute to one of the most illustrious literary figures of the Dubrovnik Republic. Ivan Gundulic (1589–1638), a Baroque poet and dramatist, is celebrated as a cornerstone of 17th-century Croatian literature. His works, such as the epic poem Osman and the pastoral drama Dubravka, embody ideals of freedom, justice, and love for the homeland, making him a lasting symbol of Dubrovnik's cultural heritage. The bronze statue was created by renowned Croatian sculptor Ivan Rendic and unveiled in 1893, during a period of national revival when the cultural legacy of Dubrovnik was being re-empha ...
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05. Jan 2025
Dubrovnik - Niko and Med Pucić Promenade
Lapad Peninsula is one of the most popular and picturesque destinations in Dubrovnik, known for its natural beauty, peaceful atmosphere, and stunning coastline. It is located to the west of the Old Town and is favored by both locals and tourists seeking a peaceful retreat while still being close to the city's attractions. Lapad is surrounded by greenery, numerous parks, walking paths, and tree-lined avenues, creating an idyllic environment for relaxation and recreation. In addition to its natural beauty, it also offers various tourist services, such as restaurants, cafes, shops, and accommodation options. One of the most well-known paths on the Lapad Peninsula is the Niko and Meda ...
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05. Jan 2025
Lokrum
Lokrum, a magical island near Dubrovnik, is one of the most popular day trip destinations. This nature reserve combines rich history, picturesque nature, and a peaceful atmosphere, making it attractive to visitors of all ages. The island is part of the UNESCO World Heritage and offers a unique combination of historical landmarks and natural beauty. It covers only 0.72 square kilometers, and along its five-kilometer coastline, there are many secluded coves and beaches. Lokrum lies about 600 meters from Dubrovnik, easily accessible by tourist boats. The island is covered with lush Mediterranean and subtropical vegetation and is protected as a special forest reserve. Strict rules app ...
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05. Jan 2025
Dubrovnik - Gundulic Square
Gundulic Square, one of the most significant squares in Dubrovnik, is located in the heart of the Old Town, surrounded by monumental architecture that reflects the city’s rich history and cultural heritage. The square is named after Ivan Gundulic (1589–1638), a renowned poet and dramatist of the Republic of Ragusa, whose bronze statue, crafted by sculptor Ivan Rendic in 1893, stands prominently at its center. Gundulic is celebrated for his epic works, such as Osman, which praise glory, freedom, and love for the homeland. Historically, the square served as a vital meeting point of city life, and today it blends rich tradition with a vibrant modern atmosphere. Every morning, Gunduli ...
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22. Dec 2024
Klis
Klis is a small but historically and strategically significant village that serves as the center of the Klis municipality in the Split-Dalmatia County. Located just a few kilometers northeast of Split, it sits along a vital roadway that crosses the pass between the Kozjak and Mosor mountain ranges, connecting Split with Zagreb via Knin. The village is renowned for its remarkable history and commanding position, epitomized by the iconic Klis Fortress, which towers above the settlement and offers breathtaking views of Split, the Adriatic Sea, and the Dalmatian islands. The history of Klis stretches back to ancient times. Archaeological discoveries in the nearby Krčine cave have reve ...
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22. Dec 2024
Makarska with neighbourhood
The central Dalmatian region, one of the most stunning parts of the Adriatic coast, offers a unique blend of rich cultural heritage and breathtaking natural beauty, drawing visitors from all over the world. Its coastline, dotted with picturesque towns, islands, and pristine pebble beaches, framed by the crystal-clear sea, creates an idyllic holiday destination. Towering above the coast is the majestic Biokovo mountain range, offering numerous opportunities for nature exploration and outdoor activities. Historical influences from the Illyrians, Romans, and Venetians have left an indelible mark on the architecture and culture of this area, now home to many landmarks, museums, and mon ...
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22. Dec 2024
Fortress Klis
Fortress Klis is one of Croatia’s most significant historical fortifications, majestically perched on a rugged ridge above the village of Klis, about 13 kilometers northeast of Split. Its strategic location between the Dinaric Alps and the Dalmatian coast made it a vital defensive stronghold for centuries. Renowned for its rich and dynamic history, the fortress traces its origins back to the Illyrian period, when it served as a fortified refuge for the Illyrian tribe of Delmatae. The first mentions of Klis date to antiquity when the Romans established a military outpost here to protect key routes between the interior and the Adriatic coast. After the fall of the Roman Empire, the ...
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22. Dec 2024
Baska Voda - Coastal promenade
Baska Voda is a picturesque seaside town located almost in the heart of Dalmatia, nestled at the foot of the Biokovo mountain range on the western side of the Makarska Riviera. Biokovo is a renowned national park, famous for its Skywalk viewpoint, as well as its numerous hiking and cycling trails. The area boasts a rich historical past, as evidenced by numerous archaeological findings. It is believed that people inhabited this region more than 4,000 years before the birth of Christ, with the main reason for settlement being the nearby freshwater spring. The town’s name was first mentioned in 1688, following the expulsion of the Turks in 1684, when the locals returned to the coasta ...
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22. Dec 2024
Dubrovnik - Gradac Park
Gradac Park, one of the largest and most picturesque parks in Dubrovnik, is perched on a hill just a few minutes' walk from the Old Town. This stunning green space is a perfect spot for relaxation, an escape from the city's hustle and bustle, and a chance to enjoy nature. Designed in a classic Mediterranean style, the park is shaded by fragrant pine and cypress trees, complemented by lush shrubs that create a serene atmosphere filled with the sounds of nature and a gentle sea breeze. Gradac Park offers spectacular views of the Adriatic Sea, the nearby Lovrijenac Fortress, and the surrounding cliffs. It is especially popular for admiring sunsets, turning the park into a romantic re ...
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22. Dec 2024
Salona
Salona is a historically rich archaeological site and ancient Roman city near the present-day Dalmatian town of Solin, located just a few kilometers northeast of Split. Founded in the 3rd century BCE and destroyed in the 7th century CE, Salona was once the capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia and is now one of Croatia’s largest and most important archaeological sites, showcasing a wealth of heritage that stretches back to the first millennium BCE and reveals the prosperity of the Roman Empire in this region. Established in the 3rd century BCE, the city flourished during the Roman period, becoming a major trading, cultural, and political center with tens of thousands of inhabi ...
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22. Dec 2024
Jadro Source
The Special Reserve "Jadro" is a protected area in Croatia, established on March 22, 1984, with the primary goal of preserving the endemic Softmouth Trout (Salmo obtusirostris ssp. salonitana). This unique species is native to the Jadro River and cannot be found anywhere else in the world, making its conservation a matter of global importance. The reserve spans 7.8 hectares, encompassing the river's watercourse and banks from its source to the Uvodja Bridge. The Jadro River originates beneath the western slopes of Mosor, near the historic town of Solin. It flows for approximately 10 kilometers before emptying into the Adriatic Sea at Vranjic Bay. Despite being a karst river, typic ...
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22. Dec 2024
Omis
Omis is a stunning coastal town and port located in the heart of Central Dalmatia, within the Split-Dalmatia County, approximately 25 kilometers southeast of Split, the largest and most significant city in the region. The town is situated where the Cetina River, the longest river in Dalmatia, meets the Adriatic Sea. Towering above Omis is the majestic Omiska Dinara, with its highest peak, Kula, rising to 864 meters. The town is watched over by two ancient fortresses – Fortica (Starigrad) and Peovica (Mirabela), both offering fascinating glimpses into its rich history. Peovica Fortress, the oldest Romanesque stronghold in Omis, was built in the 13th century and proudly overlooks th ...
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22. Dec 2024
Dubrovnik - Park Pile
Dubrovnik, known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic", is one of the most beautiful cities in Croatia, located on the southern Dalmatian coast. Famous for its remarkably preserved medieval city walls, picturesque streets paved with white stone, and rich cultural heritage, Dubrovnik has long symbolized historical grandeur and freedom. As a former maritime and trading center, the city maintained its independence for centuries and today attracts visitors from all over the world who come to experience its historic splendor, stunning views, and vibrant atmosphere of the Old Town. Located right next to the western entrance to Dubrovnik’s Old Town, at the famous Pile Gate, is Pile Park, a cha ...
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22. Dec 2024
Dubrovnik - Fort Lovrijenac
Fort Lovrijenac, also known as the "Gibraltar of Dubrovnik," is a magnificent defensive fortress perched atop a 37-meter-high cliff west of Dubrovnik's Old Town. Its construction began in the 11th century, marking a decisive moment when the people of Dubrovnik thwarted Venetian plans to build their own stronghold on this strategic site. The fortress symbolizes Dubrovnik's independence and resilient spirit, having defended the city against external enemies for centuries. Its architecture is perfectly adapted to its natural cliffside location. The walls, some as thick as 12 meters, were designed to withstand cannon fire, making the fortress nearly impregnable. The interior consists ...
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22. Dec 2024
Gaspina Watermill
Built in the early 18th century, Gaspina Watermill (Gaspina mlinica) is one of the few preserved examples of traditional watermills in Croatia, located along the Jadro River in Solin. First mentioned in historical documents in 1711, the mill is an outstanding example of historic water-powered technology. Its construction reflects a long tradition of watermill usage in the region, dating back to Roman times, when such mechanisms were vital for the agricultural economy and local communities. The watermill’s operation depended on the flow of the Jadro River, whose water powered the complex system of wooden gears, grinding stones, and other mechanisms. Farmers from the surrounding rur ...
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22. Dec 2024
Dubrovnik - Sulic (Kolorina) Beach
Dubrovnik, known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic", is one of the most famous and beloved cities in Croatia and the entire Mediterranean. With its rich history, impeccably preserved Old Town surrounded by majestic city walls, and a stunning location by the crystal-clear Adriatic Sea, Dubrovnik attracts visitors from all over the world. Once an independent republic, Dubrovnik is today a symbol of historical grandeur, cultural wealth, and natural beauty. In addition to its iconic landmarks, the city offers numerous hidden gems where you can enjoy tranquility and natural wonders, such as the charming Sulic Beach. Sulic Beach, also known as Kolorina, is one of the most picturesque and in ...
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22. Dec 2024
Salona - Amphitheatre
The Amphitheatre of Salona, located near the modern town of Solin in Central Dalmatia, is one of the most remarkable and historically significant Roman structures in the region. Built in the 2nd century AD, it served as a grand venue for public entertainment in Salona, the capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia. This architectural marvel hosted gladiatorial combat, wild animal hunts, dramatic performances, and other spectacles that captivated the Roman populace. The amphitheatre could accommodate approximately 17,000 spectators, highlighting Salona's importance as a cultural and administrative hub. Its design followed the classic Roman oval blueprint, with tiered seating arrang ...
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14. Sep 2024
Baska Voda - St. Nicholas Church
Baska Voda is a charming tourist town and port in Split-Dalmatia County, situated on the northwestern part of the Makarska coast, at the foot of the Biokovo mountain range, about 10 kilometers from the picturesque town of Makarska. The region enjoys a pleasant Mediterranean climate, with many sunny days throughout the year. Tourism is the primary economic activity in Baska Voda, with its greatest development occurring after World War II. Prior to that, the local economy was based on fishing and agriculture, though only a few residents actively engaged in these trades. The area’s first hotel, Hotel Slavija, was built in the early 1930s, marking the beginning of Baska Voda’s transfo ...
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14. Sep 2024
Baska Voda - Anchor
Baska Voda is a picturesque tourist town located on the western side of the Makarska Riviera, about 50 kilometers from Split. Nestled at the foot of the majestic Biokovo mountain range, it is part of the Split-Dalmatia County. As one of the oldest and most popular destinations on the Makarska Riviera, Baska Voda is renowned for its crystal-clear sea and stunning pebble beaches, framed by dense pine forests. The town’s main beach, Nikolina, has been awarded the prestigious Blue Flag since 2006, symbolizing its pristine waters and clean environment. It is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful beaches in the Mediterranean. Nearby, you’ll find a wealth of hotels, apartments, re ...
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14. Sep 2024
Podgora - Monument Seagull wing
Podgora is a vibrant town nestled along the stunning Makarska Riviera. While historically rooted in fishing and seafaring, tourism has flourished over the past fifty years, drawn by the town’s mild climate, prime location, and untouched natural beauty. Archaeological evidence suggests that the area has been inhabited for thousands of years. Podgora first appears in written records after the 1571 Battle of Lepanto, under the protection of the Republic of Venice following the Turkish defeat. The town's name reflects its proximity to the slopes of the Biokovo mountain range. As a key defensive stronghold against Turkish incursions, it played a crucial strategic role in regional histo ...
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14. Sep 2024
Baska Voda - Baska Voda Port
Baska Voda is a popular tourist town and port in Split-Dalmatia County, located in the northwestern part of the Makarska Riviera, beneath the stunning Biokovo mountain range, about 10 kilometers from the picturesque town of Makarska. Historically, the locals were engaged in fishing, seafaring, and agriculture, but today tourism is the primary industry. Tourism in Baska Voda flourished after World War II. The town is known for its crystal-clear sea, high-quality hotels and restaurants, long sandy beaches, and forested surroundings. In 1912, with the construction of a pier, Baska Voda became the most important port in the area, serving as a key trading point between Zabiokov and the ...
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14. Sep 2024
Podgora - Centre Beach
Podgora is a charming tourist town situated along the most scenic stretch of the Adriatic coast, known as the Makarska Riviera. Over the past fifty years, tourism has thrived here, drawing both domestic and international visitors to its stunning landscapes. Protected by the Biokovo range, Podgora enjoys consistently sunny weather and breathtaking sunsets. The town's beaches extend for approximately six kilometers along the coastline, each offering a unique blend of natural beauty due to the special interaction between Biokovo and the sea. The most popular beaches are centrally located and provide a variety of amenities, nestled right beside a long, picturesque promenade. Podgora’ ...
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14. Sep 2024
Baska Voda - Nikolina Beach
Baska Voda is a modern tourist destination situated on the northwestern part of the Makarska coast, at the foot of the Biokovo mountains. This charming town, with its small harbor, is located about 10 kilometers from the well-known city of Makarska and belongs to the Split-Dalmatia County. The region saw a major tourist boom after World War II, transitioning from its traditional economic activities of fishing and agriculture. Before the rise of tourism, these industries were practiced only by a few locals. The Grand Hotel Slavia, the first hotel in the area, was built in the early 1930s, marking the beginning of the town’s modern tourism era. Nikolina Beach, the main beach in Bas ...
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14. Sep 2024
Baska Voda - St. Nicholas the Traveller Statue
Baska Voda is a charming tourist resort nestled on the northwestern part of the Makarska coast, beneath the majestic Biokovo mountain range. It lies just ten kilometers from the renowned town of Makarska, famous for its stunning Adriatic beaches. Historically, the inhabitants of Baska Voda were primarily engaged in fishing and agriculture, but tourism has since become the dominant industry. The town’s tourism sector blossomed after World War II, and today, Baska Voda is celebrated for its pristine sea, long sandy beaches, forested surroundings, and high-quality hotels and restaurants. The area has been inhabited since Roman times, as evidenced by numerous archaeological discoverie ...
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06. Mar 2024
Drvenik - Drvenik Beach
Drvenik is a small fishing village in southern Dalmatia, Croatia, which administratively belongs to the municipality of Gradac. It lies at the foot of the steep ridges of the Biokovo mountain range. It is one of the pearls of the Makarska Riviera. It was first mentioned in written sources in the 13th century. Today, the remains of the settlement in the village of Staro selo bear witness to this time. It got its name from the word tree, which means tree. Drvenik is rich in archaeological and historical sites. Among them, the most prominent are the church of St. George from the 14th century, the prehistoric fortress of Gradina, the monument to unrequited love - Kostanica greb from t ...
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06. Mar 2024
Dubrovnik - Placa (Stradun)
Dubrovnik is a picturesque city in southern Dalmatia by the Adriatic Sea. It is a historical and port city and the administrative center of Dubrovnik-Neretva County. It is one of the four largest cities in Dalmatia. Dubrovnik is one of the most popular tourist resorts, attracting many domestic and foreign visitors throughout the year. It is the most southern Croatian city with a distinct Mediterranean climate. The city is known for its characteristic old town, which is surrounded by massive stone walls that were completed in the 16th century. In 1979, Dubrovnik was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Saint Blaise is the patron saint of the city. The statue is located at the en ...
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06. Mar 2024
Gradac - Gornja Vala Beach
Gradac is a coastal resort town located under the Biokovo mountain range in the south-eastern part of the Makarska Riviera, along the main Split-Dubrovnik road. It belongs to the Split-Dalmatia County. It is about 40 kilometers from the popular tourist town of Makarska. The largest local attractions are the partially preserved baroque church of St. Michael with an old cemetery, Franc Jozef I. Well, the Fountain of Croatia in the EU and a monument dedicated to fishermen and sailors. Gradac has a small port. In it, vessels with a draft of up to three meters can be moored to the long breakwater. There is a safe anchorage in the bay of Bosac in case of strong southerly or stormy weath ...
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06. Mar 2024
Biokovo Nature Park
Biokovo Nature Park is located on the coast of southern Dalmatia. Biokovo is a mountain ridge that offers an unforgettable panoramic view of the Makarska Riviera, the sea, the nearby islands and the surroundings of Biokovo. The highest peak is St. Jura, which is reached by an asphalted road. In addition to its location, Biokovo is unique due to its geomorphology and biological diversity, which were the main reasons why Biokovo was declared a nature park in 1981. The park covers an area of around 20,000 ha, its highest point is Saint Jura (1762 m). It is one of the most popular areas in Croatia for hiking enthusiasts, with many trails winding through the hills past vineyards, olive ...
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06. Mar 2024
Dubrovnik - Banje Beach
Dubrovnik is a historical and port city on the coast of the Adriatic Sea in the southern part of Croatia. It is considered one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Mediterranean. It is one of the four largest cities in Dalmatia. The city is known for its characteristic old town, which is surrounded by massive stone walls that were completed in the 16th century. In 1979, Dubrovnik was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Banje beach is the most popular and famous beach in Dubrovnik. It is located near the old city center in the eastern part between the Lazaret and the Hotel Excelsior. The beach has a parking lot, which is located near the highway, which is located in ...
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06. Mar 2024
Drvenik
Drvenik is a coastal fishing village in southern Dalmatia, Croatia, which administratively belongs to the municipality of Gradac. It is one of the pearls of the Makarska riviera and an ideal place to spend a vacation with the family and escape from everyday responsibilities. It is located at the foot of the steep ridges of the Biokovo mountain range along the main road Split - Dubrovnik. It lies in the bay of Donja uvala, about 30 km southeast of Makarska. The coast around Drvenik is articulated and has many small bays. It is well protected from the effects of northern winds. The main economic branch is tourism. In addition, fishing and agriculture are also developed, especially g ...
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06. Mar 2024
Gradac
Gradac is a small coastal settlement located under Mount Rilic in the southeastern area of the Makarska Riviera. It belongs to the Split-Dalmatia County. It lies halfway between Dubrovnik and Split. The town of Makarska is about 40 km north, the town of Ploce is 12 km south of Graz. The municipality consists of the settlements of Drvenik, Podaca, Zaostrog, Brist and Gradac and represents the end of the Makarska Riviera. The Graz area was already inhabited in prehistoric times. Stone mounds from the Bronze and Early Iron Ages were found in this area. During the reign of the Romans, Gradac probably belonged to the colony of Narona, which was an important Roman base on Croatian terri ...
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06. Mar 2024
Podgora
Podgora is a small tourist and fishing village located in the very center of the Makarska Riviera and is considered the most beautiful place in the area. It lies southeast of Makarska on the road Split - Dubrovnik. It belongs to the Split-Dalmatia County. The town is divided into two parts, Upper (Old) Podgora and Lower Podgora. It was first mentioned in written sources in 1571 as one of the cities under the protection of Venice after the Turkish defeat in the Battle of Lepanto. Tombstones from that time can be seen in the cemetery near the church of St. Tekla. The name Podgora comes from its location near the slopes of Biokovo. The city was one of the main strategic defense point ...
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06. Mar 2024
Biokovo Nature Park - Viewpoint Skywalk
The Skywalk observation deck, embedded in the heart of the Biokovo National Park in Croatia, represents a superb architectural experience with a spectacular view of the natural beauty of Dalmatia. This extraordinary glass viewpoint rises above the peaks of Biokovo. The Skywalk observation point is located in the area of Ravna Vlaska, at an altitude of 1,228 meters, right next to the information center, at kilometer 13 of the Biokovska road. There is also a geological column at the lookout point with a 3D cross-section of the rocks that form Biokova. The pillar shows a cross-section from its creation to the present day, with a geological time map and a description of the rock types ...
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06. Mar 2024
Dubrovnik - Big Onofrio
Dubrovnik is a famous city in southern Dalmatia by the Adriatic Sea. It is historically known as Ragusa. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Mediterranean, a sea port and the center of Dubrovnik-Neretva County. It is known for its characteristic old town surrounded by massive stone walls completed in the 16th century. Its well-preserved buildings range from the Baroque Church of Saint Blaise to the Renaissance Sponza Palace and the Gothic Duke's Palace, which is now a historical museum. In 1979, the city was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in recognition of its fortified old town and outstanding medieval architecture. The history of the city dates bac ...
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